Rgb7455ea3wh Parts

Left hand side

This surface burner valve controls gas flow to a range or cooktop's top burner. The 270-degree design restores precise flame control and reliable shutoff when the original valve becomes worn, leaks, or is difficult to turn.

• Regulates gas from the manifold to the surface burner
• Provides positive on/off shutoff for the burner
• Works with the control knob to set and maintain flame size
• Common signs of failure: stiff or loose knob action, inconsistent flame adjustment, gas odor near the valve area, or a burner that won't shut off fully

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Allow the appliance to cool; remove the knob and access panel to reach the manifold/valve
• Match the 270-degree orientation to the original valve; transfer existing mounting hardware as needed
• After installation, perform a leak check with an approved bubble solution; if gas odor is present at any time, stop.

Includes 12 screws.

Anti-tip kit.

Outer door glass for oven. Color: white. Glass has clear window.

A replacement control insulation piece that helps protect the appliance control assembly from heat and abrasion. Restores the thermal barrier behind the control panel to help prevent heat-related control damage. What it does:

• Shields the control board and wiring from oven/burner heat and radiant heat buildup.
• Helps prevent heat-related failures, melting, or damage to the control assembly.
• Reduces risk of shorting or chafing where wiring passes near the control area.
• Can reduce intermittent control issues that occur when components overheat.

• One control insulation piece

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Remove the console/control panel to access and replace the insulation.
• Align the insulation carefully; secure any clips or adhesive exactly as OEM design specifies.
• If insulation is brittle, torn, or shows heat damage elsewhere, inspect adjacent components and wiring for damage.

A replacement oven door gasket that seals the oven cavity to help maintain temperature and reduce heat loss. Replacing a worn or torn gasket improves cooking performance and can prevent heat leaks around the door. What it does:

• Seals the oven door to keep heat and moisture inside for more consistent cooking
• Helps prevent excessive heat from escaping into the kitchen
• Reduces hot spots and improves bake/roast results when the seal is intact
• Common symptom: visible gaps, cracks, or a loose, compressed gasket letting heat escape

• High-level task: Typically installs around the oven door frame; may require removing the door for easier access
• Use gloves to avoid sharp edges and allow the oven to fully cool before starting
• Inspect mounting tabs or adhesive and replace any damaged retaining hardware

This right-side black end cap finishes and secures the end of a trim, rail or channel to restore proper fit and appearance. It prevents sharp edges and keeps the assembly aligned for reliable operation. What it does:

• Covers and protects the exposed end of a trim, rail or channel to reduce sharp edges and wear
• Helps hold the trim/rail in place so shelves, drawers or doors stay aligned and operate smoothly
• Stops rattling or movement caused by a missing or broken end cap
• Restores OEM appearance where the original end cap is cracked, warped or lost

• One right-side black end cap

• High-level replacement; typically snaps or slides into position without special tools
• Remove power or secure appliance parts as needed before working in the area
• Inspect mating trim/rail for damage and replace if worn to ensure proper fit

This is the screw that secures the burner valve to the appliance, keeping the valve and associated controls fastened for reliable operation. Replaces a worn or missing mounting fastener to restore proper valve alignment and support. What it does:

• Secures the burner valve assembly to the appliance frame or manifold
• Keeps valve position stable to help maintain reliable burner operation
• Helps prevent movement that can cause loose connections or intermittent function
• Used when original screw is stripped, missing, or corroded

• One burner valve mounting screw

• Turn off power and gas supply to the appliance before starting any repair
• Use the correct size driver and avoid over-tightening to prevent stripping the screw or damaging the valve
• Confirm valve and surrounding components are properly aligned before final tightening

This hinge pin links the oven door hinge to its mounting point, creating the pivot that lets the door open and close smoothly. Replacing a worn or missing pin can restore steady door movement and a consistent seal.

• Serves as the pivot point for the door hinge
• Helps maintain proper door alignment and closing pressure
• Wear or damage may show as a loose, sagging, or misaligned door
• May help address squeaks, binding, or difficulty latching the door

• Disconnect power; for gas ranges, also shut off the gas supply
• Support or remove the door to access the hinge
• Note hinge orientation; remove the old pin and install the new pin securely
• Inspect the hinge/bracket for wear; lubricate only if specified by the manufacturer

Natural gas. SM 1.07mm

This harness module routes power and control signals between the appliance control system and internal components to restore reliable electrical connections and proper function. What it does:

• Connects control board circuits to motors, switches, sensors, or valves for coordinated operation
• Re-establishes intermittent or lost electrical paths that can cause components to stop responding
• Helps resolve symptoms like parts that won't run, intermittent operation, or related error codes
• Ensures connectorized wiring is organized for correct signal routing and secure contact

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing electrical components to avoid shock
• Handle connectors gently; match keyed plugs and fully seat each connector during installation
• Route harness away from heat sources and moving parts; secure with existing clips or ties
• If wiring, insulation, or connectors are damaged, replace the entire harness rather than splicing